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Maybe it was easy because it was your home lab. System administrators will have to deal with orders of magnitude more complexity and thousands of devices. Even
by ASalazarMX 5y ago
Maybe it was easy because it was your home lab. System administrators will have to deal with orders of magnitude more complexity and thousands of devices. Even if their home labs are meticulously IPv6, moving a corporation to IPv6 is a major undertaking. How can they justify the effort if IPv4 still works and costs nothing?
- Arnavion 5y ago>>>and a ton of system administrators that doesn't understand it (and for a reason, it's too complicated for nothing). My comment was a response specifically to this.
- josteink 5y ago> How can they justify the effort if IPv4 still works and costs nothing? I believe the problem is that IPv4 is no longer costing nothing. It's gradually getting more sparse, and thus more expensive. Soon only the major data-centers (AWS, Azure, GCP) will be able to afford IPv4 addresses, and you as an IPv4 only company will be forced to use their platform if you want to continue running IPv4 only.